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Dedicated to the lives, memory, and families of
Chris Camacho and Gabe Weiner — two young men
who shared a passion for great audio,
and who left us much too soon.
Gabe 1970-1997
Chris 1959-1999
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READ THIS FIRST!
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by MILLENNIA MEDIA, INC. could
void your authority to operate this equipment under the EC or FCC rules.
1. Copyright: You acknowledge that no title to the intellectual property in the LPE-2 is transferred to you.
2. Inspection: Inspect packing box(es), LPE-2, and cable(s) for damage, unusual marks, or
shortages. It is your responsibility to report damage, shortage, or misshipments in a timely
manner. Millennia Media and/or its dealers will not be responsible for claims arising from
damage in shipping, nor will claims for shortage or misshipments be honored, more than 10
days after ship date.
3. Read this manual carefully and completely before attempting to use the LPE-2. Improper
operation could result in damage to product. It is the user's responsibility to understand the
safe use and operation of this device.
4. The shipping box of the LPE-2 system will include (1) Owner's Manual, (2) LPE-2, (3) a UL
approved power cord, (4) Owner's Registration Card. Fill out the Owner's Registration Card
and return to Millennia Media at your earliest ability.
The material contained in this manual consists of information that is property of Millennia
Media, Inc. and is intended solely for use by the purchasers of the equipment described in this
manual. Millennia Media, Inc. expressly prohibits the duplication of any portion of this manual
or the use thereof for any purpose other than the operation and/or maintenance of the equipment described in this manual without the express written permission of Millennia Media,
Inc.. Under copyright laws, this manual may not be duplicated in whole or in part without the
written consent of Millennia Media, Inc..
LPE-2 and Analog Legacy are trademarks of Millennia Media, Inc. with all rights reserved. All
other trademarks herein are property of their respective holders. Serial numbers are located on
the left side of each unit. We suggest that you record the serial numbers in the space provided
below. Refer to it whenever you call an authorized Millennia Media repair facility or the
manufacturer. Make sure that you return your completed warranty card immediately.
Features and specifications subject to change without notice.
© 2001-2003 Millennia Media, Inc., All rights reserved
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Purchase Date ___________________________________________________________
Where Purchased _________________________________________________________
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
For your safety and the safety of others, be sure to read and understand all safety and operational instructions before attempting to use the LPE-2. WARNING: The LPE-2 internal
circuitry carries lethal voltages. Carefully observe all warnings, precautions, and instructions
on the LPE-2 and as described in the instructions supplied with the unit.
1. WATER, MOISTURE, AND SPILLAGE
Do not attempt to use the LPE-2 in, near, or around water or in unusually moist environments,
such as near a sink or swimming pool. Prevent liquids or any other materials or objects from
spilling or falling into the LPE-2 unit.
2. HEAT AND VENTILATION
Be sure to allow adequate ventilation to LPE-2 and avoid using or installing unit in close proximity to heat sources, such as heaters, stoves, radiators, power amplifiers, spotlights, or other heatproducing appliances or equipment.
3. POWER SOURCES AND POWER CORD PROTECTION
The LPE-2 Power Supply should be connected to a power source only of the type described in the
operating instructions or as marked on the Power Supply. Route the power cord so that it is not
likely to be walked on or pinched by having objects placed on it. Pay particular attention to plugs,
receptacles, and the point where the AC power cord exits the LPE-2.
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4. GROUNDING
For your safety, it is extremely important that the grounding pin of the 3-wire power cable (included with unit) be inserted into a grounding type 3-pin power outlet. If you are unable to insert
the plug into an existing outlet, contact an electrician to install a properly grounded 3-pin power
outlet, preferably that with OFI protection, if available.
5. DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE
This unit should be repaired or serviced by qualified personnel whenever:
· The AC power cord has been damaged, or
· An audio cable has been damaged, or
· Objects have fallen or liquid has spilled into any LPE-2 unit, or
· The unit does not function properly or exhibits a marked change in performance, or
· The unit has been abused, dropped, or damaged, or
· The unit has been exposed to rain or moisture
6. SERVICING
Deadly voltages are found inside the LPE-2 chassis. The user should not attempt to repair or
service this unit. All servicing and/or repairs should be referred to Millennia Media.
If, after reading all instructions, precautions, and warnings, you have remaining questions, please
contact Millennia Media directly before attempting to use your LPE-2. Retain this owner’s manual
as a record of your purchase to aid positive identification in the event of loss.
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QUICK START
READ THIS!! For your protection, never under any circumstances
remove the top cover. Refer to a qualified electronics technician any
and all servicing and other operations which require the top cover to
be removed.
Congratulations on your purchase of the Millennia Media LPE-2 Analog Legacy archive reference system. The LPE-2 is the culmination of meticulous listening tests on innumerable circuit,
topology, and packaging designs over many years of product design and development. Your
LPE-2 is a finely tuned instrument intended for critical professional applications — we feel it
offers the world's most sonically invisible and versatile phonographic front-end.
Before connecting power to the LPE-2, assure that the rear panel voltage selection fuse block
switch is set correctly. In the USA and Canada, the LPE-2 is shipped with the voltage selection
block set to 100-120 VAC. If you change the voltage selection block to 200-240 VAC usage, be
sure to change both fuses to the correct types. See "Rear Panel" instructions for proper fuse
requirements.
The LPE-2 enclosure measures approximately 19" wide x 3.5" high x 15" deep and is designed
for mounting into a standard 2U, 19" equipment rack. If the LPE-2 is mounted in a road case
or other rack which is prone to strong vibration or shock, it is highly recommended that the
rear of the LPE-2 be supported or otherwise reinforced to withstand such conditions. The
LPE-2 contains 50V discrete transistor amplifiers, with most running in Class-A bias. As such,
the LPE-2 Analog Legacy runs warm and should be mounted with at least one rack screw space
open above and below the unit.
The LPE-2 is designed on a common ground topology. For high quality operation, and for your
own safety and the safety of others, do not defeat the purpose of the AC plug earth grounding
pin.
LPE-2 FRONT-END PROTECTION
Millennia Media enjoys a reputation for what many top engineers and producers call the
world's most musically accurate and dynamically uniform audio preamplifier — the HV-3. But
this unique design is not achieved without certain operating criteria. Back-to-back Zener
diodes protect the super-matched discrete bipolar input transistors against high transient
energy spikes that can occur when inserting and extracting connectors. To maintain top performance and protect the LPE-2's sensitive HV-3 front-end, it is advised that you do not insert or
extract XLR or phono connectors with LPE-2 power on. Get in the habit of turning the unit
off before inserting or extracting XLR's or RCA plugs on the inputs.
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INTRODUCTION
The LPE-2 Analog Legacy is a hand-crafted collection of Millennia's essential preamplifier
and equalizer circuitry tailored specifically for the needs of archiving and mastering professionals, and serious audiophiles requiring a sonically uncompromised analog front-end.
The LPE-2 is a selectable mono or stereo processing chain which can be used with virtually any modern or legacy phonograph cartridge. Any known type of legacy record pressing (78, 45, 33, etc.) can be compensated perfectly with the LPE-2, including vertical
groove processes.
When the LPE-2 does not offer a precise preset compensation point or loading characteristic, the user may define virtually any custom parameter via plug-in passive components.
The LPE-2 offers a discrete-hybrid signal path from input to output, employing both
bipolar and field-effect transistors where they are best applied for Millennia's hallmark
sonic invisibility and dynamic uniformity. The LPE-2 accepts balanced line level or phono
level input via gold XLR connectors. Outputs are both XLR and RCA phono. Mains
powering is worldwide, universal.
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LPE-2 REAR PANEL
(1) PHONO INPUTS "PHONO / LINE INPUTS L/R"
Conventional 3-pin female XLR input connectors for use with all standard phono cartridges. Can also be
used with certain line-level sources. Standard input load resistance is 47,000 ohms. This resistance (2
places, R11 & R40) can be changed by the user to facilitate different phono cartridge load requirements.
See illustration on page 11. Standard input load capacitance is 270 pF. This capacitor (C17) can be changed
by the user if necessary. See illustration on page 12. XLR pin 2 is positive polarity. XLR pin 3 is negative
polarity. Connector contacts are Neutrik Galvatronic gold plated. It is suggested that XLR cable connectors
used with the LPE-2 employ identical plating.
(2) OUTPUTS "LINE OUTPUT L/R"
Conventional three pin male XLR connectors providing unbalanced, line level output from the LPE-2. Pin 1
and 3 are audio ground. Pin 2 is positive polarity. This output is capable of driving <600 ohm loads and
long, high capacitance cables and has a maximum output level of +26 dBu. Connector contacts are Neutrik
Galvatronic gold plated. It is suggested that XLR cable connectors used with the LPE-2 employ identical
plating.
(3) FILTERS SELECT "FILTERS IN / OUT"
Two position toggle switch which allows the corrresponding filter section to be switched entirely out of
circuit. When filters are not in-circuit (OUT position, switch down), filter stage amplification has been
bypassed entirely, providing improved overall sonic performance.
(4) EARTH/AUDIO GROUND JUMPER STRAP
A barrier terminal which ties earth ground to audio ground. If ground "hum" loops are experienced when
using the LPE-2, removing this jumper may help. Using this jumper to lift ground, the integrity of the
chassis/earth safety ground connection is never compromised.
(5) AC VOLTAGE MAINS SELECTION "100-120" or "200-240"
A power entry module with a removable fuse holder block. This fuse holder block is selectable for 100 120 Volt or 200 - 240 Volt worldwide mains powering. The fuse block contains two fuses — one fuse is in
series with the hot power line while the other fuse is in series with the neutral power line. Both fuses must
be installed. To change the mains voltage selection, remove IEC power connector and assure that the LPE-2
is not connected to mains power. With a non-conductive tool, gently pry the fuse block away from the
power entry module. Remove the two fuses and replace both with type as shown below. Slide out the
internal PC Board, turn it over, and reinsert the PCB so that the desired AC mains voltage appears in the
viewing window. Double check that the fuses installed correspond to the AC mains voltage range which
appears in the viewing window. Gently push the fuse block back until flush and snug.
FUSES:
For 100-120 VAC mains, use two 5 x 20 mm, 1A, slow blow, 250 V, Littelfuse 218 or equiv.
For 200-240 VAC mains, use two 5 x 20 mm, 500 mA, slow blow, 250 V, Littelfuse 218 or equiv.
(6) POWER ENTRY "IEC Power Receptacle"
An IEC-type AC line-power receptacle for use with removable cords. Use only the power cord provided
with the LPE-2 unit or equivalent U/L approved type SV, SVT, SJ, or SJT AC power supply cord. Do not
defeat the third pin earth ground. If ground lifting is desired, remove the Earth/Audio Ground Jumper Strap
(topic #4, above).
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LPE-2 FRONT PANEL
(1) PHONO PREAMP MUTE SWITCH "MUTE"
Pushbutton switch (German ITT) which, when depressed and illuminated, mutes the selected front-end gain
amplifier. Use this function when only one mono input is required.
(2) MONO SELECT SWITCH "MONO (L+R)"
Pushbutton switch (German ITT) which combines left and right inputs into a summed mono signal. When
this switch is depressed and illuminated, left and right input signals are combined into a single mono signal
on both left and right compensation and filter paths.
(3) POLARITY REVERSE SWITCH "POL REV"
Pushbutton switch (German ITT) which, when depressed and illuminated, reverses the polarity (180 degree
inversion) of the right channel input signal. Use with vertical groove recordings or stereo sources which are in
reversed polarity relative to each other.
(4) SIGNAL PRESENT & OVERLOAD INDICATORS "SP" & "OL"
Green and red LEDs (light emitting diodes) which show signal activity (green) and high-level (red). The green
Signal Present LED illuminates with an audio signal level of approximately -50 dBu, and should illuminate with
any normal phono input signal. The red high-level LED illuminates with an audio signal level of approximately
+20 dBu and should only illuminate on the very highest peak levels.
(5) HIGH RESOLUTION PHONO GAIN CONTROL
Detented, 36-position gain control employing a Grayhill mil-spec gold plated rotary switch. Switch gain is
approximately 1.5 dB per step and is inter-channel matched to better than 0.08 dB at all settings. After a brief
warm-up period, adjustment of this switch is virtually silent. Two illuminating pushbutton switches ("A" =
Green and "B" = Amber) determine the gain "range" of the rotary switch. When the pushbutton switches are not
depressed and non-illuminated, the phono preamplifier gain is as printed on the front panel (9.0 dB, 10.5 dB,
12.0 dB, etc..). When the green "A" pushbutton switch (only) is depressed and illuminated, add 18 dB to the gain
settings as printed on the front panel. When the green "A" and amber "B" switches are both depressed and
illuminated, add 36 dB to the gain settings as printed on the front panel. For example, with both pushbutton
switches depressed and the rotary switch at 1:00 o'clock position, the preamp gain would be 55.5dB (19.5 + 36).
Maximum gain can be customized up to 90 dB if required. Contact factory for more information
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EQUALIZER / FILTER SECTION
(6) BAND IN/OUT SWITCH "IN"
Pushbutton switch which places its associated EQ band in circuit or out of circuit. There are
eight bands of equalization on the LPE-2 Analog Legacy. Four bands provide precise phono
compensation, including RIAA and an unlimited number of legacy curves. Four additional
bands (marked "FILTER") provide additional sculpting and repair tools. An EQ band is incircuit when its associated band switch is depressed and LED is illuminated. Band In/Out
switches are provided both for comparing a single EQ band setting versus flat-band response,
and for bypassing any band entirely, such as with flat acoustic recordings.
(7) FREQUENCY SELECT ROTARY SWITCH
Six position rotary switch (Grayhill, gold contacts, military spec) which selects fixed high and
low band frequency points. LF compensation frequencies are preset to 200, 250, 300, 400,
500/RIAA, and 700/USER (in Hz). HF compensation frequencies are preset at 10 kHz to -5.0,
-7.0, -9.5, -11.5, -13.7/RIAA, and -16.0/USER (in dB). Where a switch is marked "USER", the
user may change the value of a fixed capacitor to allow for virtually any compensation frequencies not preset on the factory stock rotary switch points. See printed circuit board diagram on
page 12 for capacitor socket location (C14 on LF board and C8 on HF board).
The LPE-2 compensation and filter circuits are based upon a unique shunt topology. This
topology is unlike conventional "state variable" filters in that only one signal path amplifier is
employed. Compare this with conventional filter designs employing upwards of four to seven
signal path amplifiers. Fewer amplifiers means greatly improved sonic integrity.
LF filter points are preset to 20, 35, 60, 100, 180, and 260 Hertz. High frequency filter points
are preset to 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and 12 kHz. A rear panel switch facillitates bypass of the entire
Filter Section if not required, thus bypassing one active stage of EQ amplification for improved
sonic performance. See Rear Panel diagram on page 7.
(8) PEAK/SHELF SELECT SWITCH
Pushbutton switch which selects LF and HF filter curve shape. When switch is depressed and
LED is illuminated, EQ is shelving at 6 dB per octave. When switch is not depressed, EQ is
peaking with a fixed "Q" of 1.0 about the center frequency selected.
(9) BOOST/CUT CONTROL
Four conductive plastic rotary potentiometers (French Vishay) offering up to +10 dB of boost
and -10 dB of cut. Boost/Cut potentiometer has 21 detented positions for accurate repeatability and session logging.
(10) POWER SWITCH "POWER"
Rocker switch for switching AC line power on and off.
(11) TEMPLATE
(not shown) A session logging template for use with the LPE-2 Analog Legacy is available for
download on the Millennia web site at: http://www.mil-media.com/LPE-2.html
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LEGACY RECORDINGS
The 78 RPM record was a standard format for decades, followed by 33-1/3 RPM. While
33 RPM “LP” records produced after 1954 almost universally follow the EMI or RIAA
standards, compensation curves used for 78 RPM records varied significantly between
manufacturers and era. Via historical research and empirical testing, audio engineers have
attempted to classify the myriad of legacy equalization formats. The following chart lists
a small sampling of various EQ curves which have been derived from papers, audio journals, jacket information on early LPs, experimentation, and other sources for records made
generally between 1925 and 1955. The audio engineer should use these numbers as a
guide only. Ultimately, use your ears as the final reference for correct compensation on
legacy formats.
SOURCE SERIES TURNOVER (Hz) ROLLOFF (dB @ 10 kHz)
Acoustic Recording (such as
cylinders, etc..) 0 (or as required) 0 (or as required)
“AES” standard 400 -12
AFRS Transcriptions 500 0 or -5
Allegro 750 -16
Allied 500 -16
American Recording Society 500 -12 or –13.7
Angel 500 -12
Arizona 400 -12
Artist 500 -16
Atlantic 500 -16
Audiophile 300 -8
BBC Transcriptions 1949 500 -5
BBC Transcriptions most 250-300 0 to -5
Bach Guild 501-529 500-750 -16
Banner adjust as required 500 -16
Bartok 629 -16
Bartok 301-304, 309, 906-920 700 -16
Berliner speed = 71.29 RPM 0 0
Blue Bird 800 -10
Blue Note Jazz 400 -12
Boston COL* -16
Brunswick rare 1000 -8.5
Brunswick from 1946 300 -16
Brunswick early 300-500 0 or -16
BSI 353 -10.5
Caedmon 629 -11
Caedmon 1001-1022 700 -12
Cameo inconsistent, adjust as required
Canyon 400 -12
Capitol FDS 400 -12
Capitol-Telefunken 500 0
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Capitol 500 -12
Cetra Soria 400 -12 or -16
Cetra 400 -11
Colosseum 400 -12
Columbia* 1925 200 -7
1926 250 -5
1938-most 300 -16
various COL* -16
European 300 -5
Concert Hall 400 -12
Contemporary 400 -11
Cook Laboratories 500 -11
Cook Laboratories binaural inside band 500 0
Coral 400 or 750 -12 or -16
Decca early 150 or 300 0 or -6
1946- 400 or 500 -12
Decca FFRR 1949 250 -5
Decca FFRR 1951 300 -14
Deutsch-Grammophone 300 -5
Dial 500 or 750 -16
Disc 300 -16
Ducretet-Thomson 450 -11
EMI 1931 250 0
33LP 500 -12
EMS 375 -12
Edison 0 0
Electrola 800 -10
Elektra 629 -16
Epic thru 1954 COL* or 750 -16
Esoteric 400 or 500 -12
European 280 0
Festival 750 -16
Folkways 629 -16
Good Time Jazz 400 -12
Gramophone 300 -10
HMV 1925-1946 250 0
HMV 1946 400 -10
HMV 1946-1954 500 or 800 -16
HMV american 400 -12
Handel Society 750 -16 or -17
Haydn Society 750 -16 or -17
Harmony Acoustics thru 8/29 300 -16
Hit of the Week 500 -5
Kapp 700 -16
Kendall 629 -16
King 500 -16
Linguaphone 300 0
L’Oiseau-Lyre 500 -10
London early 300 0
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London up to LL846 500 or 750 -10.5
London FFRR 1949- 250 or 280 -5
Lyrichord early 400 or COL* -16
newer 629 -16
Mercury thru 10/54 400 -12
MGM 500 0 or -12
Montilla 500 -12
Musicraft 750 -14
“NAB” standard 500 -16
New Records 750 -16
Nocturne 400 -12
Oceanic COL* or 750 -16
Odeon early electricals 700 0
Odeon pre-1947 300 -8.5
Oiseau-Lyre thru 1954 COL* -8.5
Okeh electricals 300 0 or -8.5
Oriole inconsistent, adjust as required
Orthoacoustic Transcriptions 500 -16
Overtone 400 or 500 -16
Oxford 750 -16
Pacific Jazz 400 -12
Parlophone varies with era 300 or 500 0 or –8.5
Pathe inconsistent, adjust as required
Period 500 -16
Polydor 300 -8.5
Philharmonia 400 -12
Polymusic 500 -16
Ploymusic binaural inside band 500 0
RCA Victor early acoustics 71.29 RPM 0 0
later acoustics 76.59 RPM 0 0
1925 78 RPM 250 or 300 0 or -5
1931 LP only 700 or 800 0 to –10.5
1933 375 -8.5
1935 300 or 500 0
1938 500 -5
1938 – 1948 500 0 to -12
1948 500 -10.5
1949- 500 -12 or -13
Rachmoninoff Society 750 -16
Radiofunken 400 0
Remington 500 -16
Renaissance 750 -12
“RIAA” standard 500 -13.7
Riverside 400 -12
Romeo inconsistent, adjust as required
Schirmer 1000 -24
Stradivari 750 -16
Supraphone 400 0
Technicord 800 -12
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Telefunken 400 0
Transcriptions various, typical 500 -16
Ultraphone 400 0
Urania most COL* or 750 -16
Urania newer 400 -12
Vanguard 411-22, 6000-18, 7001-7011,
8000-8004 COL* or 750 -16
Velvet Tone acoustics to 8/29 300 -16
Vitaphone 950 -18.5
Vitaphone motion picture 300 0
Vocalion electricals 300 0
VOX 500 or 750 -16
War Department 12” Special Services 700 -5
Western Electric early transcriptions 300 0
Westminster pre-1956 500 or 750 -16
Westminster “AES” printed on jacket 400 -12
Westrex 200 0
Zonophone early 71.29 RPM 0 0
most 300 0
Per NAB standards, the nominal speed of a 78 RPM record is precisely 78.26 RPM +/- 0.5%.
*COL — Some recordings were compensated with a rolloff of -16 dB @ 10 kHz and a modified 500 Hz turnover that requires an additional VLF boost using a 100 Hz shelving filter @
+3.0 dB. Often referred to as a "Columbia curve," some sources list this at 300 Hz turnover
with similar HF and VLF characteristics. Better advice: trust your ears.
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PREAMP & SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
Input Amplifier Signal Path Discrete NPN Transistor/Hybrid (HV-3 PAM-01)
EQ Amplifier Signal Path All-discrete J-FET semiconductor (FSA-01)
Total Discrete Transistors (J-FET & NPN) Thirty six (36) in stereo audio path
THD + Noise, 20 Hz - 30 kHz Less than <.01% typical, RIAA in, filters out
Frequency Response -3 dB points 3 Hz to 200 kHz, typical, flat
Frequency Response, +/- 0.5 dB 10 Hz to 100 kHz typical, flat
Common Mode Rejection Ratio -75 dBu typical, 10 Hz - 50 kHz, 1.0VPP C.M.
Maximum Input Level +23 dBu
Maximum Output Level +26 dBu
Maximum System Gain 60 dB Nominal. Higher on rqst. (Preamp + EQ)
Input Impedance User selectable (resistor/capacitor)
Factory Stock: 47.5k ohms & 270 pF
Output Impedance 49.9 ohms, unbalanced
Noise Better than -125 dB EIN, flat
Better than -98 dB EIN, RIAA in
Three-pin XLR Polarity Pin 2 = positive polarity, Pin 1 = ground
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EQUALIZER SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Filter Boost & Cut +/- 10 dB (21 step detent)
Notch Filter "Q" (Quality Factor) Q = 1.0
Low Frequency Comp Points 200, 250, 300, 400, 500/RIAA, 700/USER
High Frequency Comp Points (@ 10 kHz) -5.0, -7.0, -9.5, -11.5, -13.7/RIAA, -16.0/USER
Low Filter Fixed Frequencies 20, 35, 60, 100, 180, 260 Hz
High Filter Fixed Frequencies 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 5.0, 8.0, 12.0 kHz
Peak/Shelf Selection on all Filters? Yes
Bypass Selection on all Bands? Yes
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL
Power Consumption 50 Watts, nominal
Power Requirements 100VAC to 240VAC, 50/60Hz, selectable
Fuses (2 required) 2 ea 1A with 100-120VAC mains (5x20mm,
slow-blow, 250V)
2 ea 500mA with 200-240V mains (5x20mm,
slow-blow, 250V)
Internal DC Power +25V, -25V
Dimensions 19" W x 15.0" D x 3.5" H
Net Weight approximately 26 pounds
Millennia Media reserves the right to change specifications, delivery, and pricing without notice.
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WARRANTY
Millennia Media will repair this product, free of charge, in the USA, in the event of defect of
materials or workmanship for one (1) year following date of purchase. This warranty is extended only to the original LPE-2 purchaser. This limited warranty covers failures due only to
defects in materials and workmanship which occur during normal, intended use and does not
cover damage which occurs in shipment or failures which are caused by products not supplied
by Millennia Media. This limited warranty does not cover failures which arise from accident,
misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, faulty installation, improper adjustment,
alteration or modification of product, incompatibilities, line-power surges, acts of God, or
service performed by anyone other than Millennia Media or its authorized agent.
LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS
There are no express warranties except as listed above. Millennia Media shall not be liable for
special, subsequent, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages, including, but not limited
to: damage to recordings, archives, broadcasts, mixing consoles, or any associated equipment,
downtime costs, loss of goodwill, or claims of any party dealing with purchaser for such damages resulting from the use of this product. All warranties, express and implied, including the
warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose are limited to the applicable
warranty period set forth above.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or
length of time an implied warranty remains in effect. As such, the above exclusions may not
apply. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which
can vary from state to state.
MILLENNIA MUSIC & MEDIA SYSTEMS
Millennia Media, Inc.
4200-B Day Spring Court
Placerville, CA 95667-9500
T 530-647-0750 F 530-647-9921
info@mil-media.com http://www.mil-media.com
The LPE-2 Analog Legacy is hand-crafted in the USA
Manual printed in USA. Copyright 2002 Millennia Media, Inc.
All rights reserved.
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